Sentences with phrase «most consistent improvement»

Positive effects were seen with all 3 types of exercise, but the most consistent improvement in mobility and gait was provided by the low - intensity training.

Not exact matches

Apart from some glimpses of brilliance, the former Southampton star has once again not been the most consistent of performers, although I must admit that he's improved on that front since Arsene Wenger shifted to the new back - three system and has shown improvements in his final ball as well.

«For symptomatic older men with low testosterone levels, testosterone therapy led to consistent improvement in most types of sexual activity,» Cunningham said.

In most studies in hypogonadal men receiving testosterone replacement, improvement in sexual function and lean mass, decrease in fat mass and increase in bone mineral density are more consistent in younger than older men.»

• Describe those essential skills in the context of curriculum reform and show how they are consistent with most common educational improvement initiatives today.

Carnegie ensured that recent academic knowledge was accessible to the improvement community and that the improvements developed within SAIC were consistent with the latest, most rigorous scholarly research.

A consistent finding of research on school improvement programs and models — even the most effective ones — is that positive outcomes depend on effective implementation that is carried out by highly committed, adequately trained, and well supported educators.

Respondents that currently have an afterschool program indicated that the most consistent activities provided are homework help (77 percent), academic improvement and remediation (65 percent), sports (64 percent), and arts and crafts (57 percent).

Though the majority of changes might be classified as cosmetic rather than substantive, one of the most significant areas of improvements includes ebooks, whose interface now is both more user - friendly and consistent.

Results were not consistent at each occasion; improvements reported by children were most substantial at a 2 - month follow - up and only partly remained at a 1 - year follow - up, while all children's improvements as reported by parents were present on all occasions.

• There was a consistent trend across all studies showing a benefit from parenting programmes; meta - analysis of the most commonly reported child behaviour outcomes showing statistically significant improvements